On Mar 18, 2013, at 8:10 PM, Quincey Morris wrote:
On Mar 18, 2013, at 19:56 , Chris Tracewell <email@hidden> wrote:
I have a project I started several years ago before XIB files were introduced. All of my current files are XIB but I get a warning when I build that MainMenu.nib is missing and indeed I do not have that file. I click on the warning but it does not bring up anything. I've also tried searching the project settings where this might be specified, but nothing shows up. Oddly however, my MainMenu.xib file has a question mark to the right of it in the file browser, the only file to have one, and hovering and clicking the question mark gives me no info.
The question mark is likely the SCM status of the file, and therefore not relevant to the warning.
And adding onto that, the warning that MainMenu.nib is missing is probably also an SCM thing. It's telling you that it's not in the working copy, but has not been marked as remove (a ! in svn status). It shows up in Xcode as a "Missing File" warning, with the name of the file shown in red.
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Seth Willits
Ahhh, that's it. SCM has to be my real issue, makes total sense. I had attempted to make SVN work with the project a few years ago but abandoned it not longer after. My project file does show a Source Control path that no longer exists and my repository pane shows the Subversion repository even after I delete it and restart XCode. I should mention that I just upgraded to OSX 10.8 a month ago from 10.6.8 and Xcode 3. I did a full disk format and clean install and no SVN software has been installed since.
I did rm -rf .svn in the project directory as well, but it made no difference. I did the same with a .svn directory that was inside the project.xcodeproj package, but no luck. Any idea where else to look for where this is specified?
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